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Hysterically

Uncontrolled emotion

Hauled

Pull with effort

Obedient

Follow orders

Corrugated

Rigid, grooved

Humiliation

Embarrassment

Lounging

Lie or sit in a relaxed way

Chauffeur

Paid car driver

Enthusiasm

Intense enjoyment

Maneuvers

Skillful movements

Embarrassed

Red-faced; self-conscious

Worthy

Honorable; noble

Incense

Makes sweet smell by being burnt

Frenzy

Uncontrolled excitement

Hoarse

Rough voice

Commotion

Disturbance

Boastful

Bragging

Lurched

Unsteady movement

Acquaintances

Someone you slightly know